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Namibia could be the worldu0027s second largest uranium producer, should projects like Deep Yellowu0027s Tumas transition toward development. PHOTO: FILE

Namibia eyes uranium crown

1 Month Ago

Otjikoto exceeds expectations as B2Gold upgrades Namibia mineu0027s production outlook for 2026. PHOTO: FILE

Otjikoto output beats forecast

1 Month Ago

Robson Hainana, is the client liason for the Welwitschia Services Group.rnPHOTO: Augetto Graig

Welwitschia: Serving up excellence

1 Month Ago

Hundreds of Namibians are building the Twin Hills gold mine outside Karibib.rnPhoto Osino Gold Exploration and Mining

Building Namibia's third gold mine

1 Month Ago

The Twin Hills project is set to become Namibiau0027s third gold mine. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Shanjin adds Namibia's third gold mine

2 Month Ago

A bar of gold bullion produced from the B2Goldu0027s Otjikoto mine.

Otjikoto helps drive B2Gold's rise

2 Month Ago

The B2Gold mine. PHOTO: FILE

B2Gold names Roos as Namibia chief

2 Month Ago

High gold price proped up Otjikoto despite a steep production decline. PHOTO: FILE

Gold price rescues Otjikoto revenue

4 Month Ago

Namibiau0027s two gold mines, Otjikoto and Navachab, paid over N$N$4.2 billion in direct tax and royalty payments in 2025. PHOTO: FILE/REUTERS

Gold mines rake in over N$20bn

4 Month Ago

Photo: B2Gold

B2Gold pays over N$3.8bn in taxes as revenue tops N$12bn

5 Month Ago

SIGNIFICANT: WIA Gold announced its maiden Inferred Mineral Resource Estimate for Kokoseb in May 2023—1.3 million ounces at 1 grams per tonne (g/t), including a high-grade core of 0.72 million ounces at 1.5 g/t.

Kokoseb Gold Project to create up to 1 500 jobs

9 Month Ago

B2Gold's Otjikoto Gold Mine is set for an expansion once the exploitation of the Anteloppe resource begins. Officials stand next to a Otjikoto mine signboard.

Springbok Zone of the Antelope deposit holds about 1.75 million tonnes

10 Month Ago

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